[antlr-interest] [C Target] How to skip a whole sub-tree (not just a token)
Mohamed Yousef
harrrrpo at gmail.com
Fri Nov 13 04:10:06 PST 2009
Hello all,
i sent before regarding a bug in Control flow in which a e=. won't define e
, i was suggested by jim to walk tree my self using LT
now i have a problem , consider following
if_expr
:
^(EIF ^(EIF_COND c =expr_g) ^(EIF_THEN e=expr_g) ) { // examine c and
selectively jump to e }
must be changed to something like
if_expr
:
^(EIF ^(EIF_COND c =expr_g) { // examine c and selectively jump to e
} )
and we have a problem
how can we skip the whole EIF_THEN tree (when c is false ) ? , if we try to
use the stopIndex of EIF to jump to it's end
we have the problem that all returned indices ,by all means , don't take UP
& DOWN nodes into accout , where the SEEK macro
takes them into accout
any ideas ?
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